Kiera McGuire Features Editor Sitting down in Morgan 213 with Melanie Long, associate professor of economics and business economics, I learned about her interest in feminist economics and wealth gaps, as well as research and publications within economics. Long shared advice for current and prospective …
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WOO91 bags a win on campus with cornhole tournament
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Sunday, April 13, the sun was shining bright for the WOO91 Cornhole Tournament, which featured a wide array of teams and was held on the academic quad. In order to register, WOO91 had teams bring a canned good or non-perishable …
Scotlight with all-star student Mariah McKenzie ’26
Kiera McGuire Features Editor When I sat down with Mariah McKenzie ’26, I was introduced to a hard working and social student. As the current president of Wooster Activities Crew (WAC), treasurer for Black Student Association (BSA), general member of the Black Women’s Organization and …
The College of Wooster’s “Late Night” activities were a hit for current and prospective students
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Thursday, April 4, The College of Wooster hosted a “Late Night” event that featured multiple activities designed to help recently admitted students decide whether they want to commit to Wooster. However, prospective students were not the only ones who could …
Scotlight with theatre & dance chair Naoko Skala
Kiera McGuire Features Editor I had the chance to talk with Naoko Skala, assistant professor and department chair of theatre and dance, as well as a curriculum committee member of South Asian studies, via email. I learned about her past experiences within theatre departments and …
Mind Matters paints stress away with “Pass and Paint” event
Sarah Buchholtz Features Editor On Thursday, March 6, Mind Matters hosted a “Pass and Paint” night for students. The event was held in Stevenson Hall’s kitchen and allowed students to partake in creative yet stress-relieving activities: painting, coloring and chatting with fellow students. Mind Matters …